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In Indian Mexico (1908)

CHAPTER XII
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"Now, if there is any harm in this that I have done, you are all as badly off as can be.

If I were you, I would try to get as many other people in the same position as I could; go out and bring in others." Before noon the work was done, and we were ready to go on to Juquila.
We rested, however, the balance of the day, and spent a second night at Ayutla.

The day had been given to drinking, throughout the town.

It will be remembered that the village proper lies on a terrace, upon a slope above the town-house.

As we sat before the house, in the afternoon and evening, we heard from time to time yells and cries above.


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